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Cybersecurity

Hackers just breached Škoda’s online shop and made off with customer names, addresses, phone numbers, and logins — through a single software flaw

By Cassian Holt

Hardware and Semiconductors

Physicists just trapped light tighter than thought possible without using a speck of metal — a trick that could reshape the chips inside every device

By Cassian Holt

Telecom and Connectivity

Amazon’s Starlink rival just crossed 300 satellites and became the third-biggest constellation in orbit — racing to beam internet to its first customers this year

By Cassian Holt

Cybersecurity

Hackers just hit Škoda’s online store and walked off with customer names, addresses, and logins — the carmaker’s shop knocked offline by a single flaw

By Cassian Holt

Hardware and Semiconductors

Scientists just made qubits physically glide across a silicon chip without losing their quantum state — clearing one of quantum computing’s biggest roadblocks

By Cassian Holt

Consumer Tech

Japan Airlines just put humanoid robots to work hauling baggage at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport — a three-year commitment, not a demo, at $15,400 a machine

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

SpaceX just flew its biggest Starship yet to space and dropped 22 satellites — then its booster lost engines mid-burn and slammed into the Gulf

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

The Pentagon is wiring an all-digital phased-array antenna into airborne nodes — built to track swarms of hypersonic test shots at once from high above

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

Russia may begin first sea trials this year of the Khabarovsk — a submarine built around the Poseidon, a nuclear torpedo meant to swamp coastlines

By Alexander Clark

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity firms are now calling 2026 ‘the year of AI-assisted attacks’ — as automated tools hunt down and weaponize flaws faster than humans can patch

By Cassian Holt

Cybersecurity

An AI just found a real software flaw on its own for the first time — one dangerous enough to slip past two-factor logins across Google’s products

By Cassian Holt

Telecom and Connectivity

The race to wire the planet from space is pushing telecom giants to tear up their strategies — ground networks suddenly look slow next to orbiting antennas

By Cassian Holt

Telecom and Connectivity

Satellite internet has become the most fiercely contested frontier in connectivity — and Starlink now sits at the center of a land grab in low orbit

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

SpaceX will drop 20 dummy satellites and two camera probes on Starship’s first V3 flight — built to photograph the heat shield as it bakes during reentry

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

Starlink has pulled so far ahead in space-based internet that rival networks are now scrambling to carve out the sky before it’s fully claimed

By Cassian Holt

Space Systems

SpaceX got within seconds of launching its first Starship V3 before a propellant-line glitch halted everything — the next attempt comes tonight

By Cassian Holt

Hardware and Semiconductors

Samsung and Intel are suddenly winning AI-chip business once reserved for TSMC — designers want a second source before the next supply crunch hits

By Cassian Holt

Hardware and Semiconductors

TSMC’s iron grip on cutting-edge chips is finally loosening — U.S. designers are now quietly lining up Samsung and Intel as backup suppliers

By Cassian Holt

Hardware and Semiconductors

The world just bought $298 billion in chips in three months — a 25% jump that shows how hard AI is straining the factories that make them

By Cassian Holt

Cybersecurity

The GitHub break-in began on one developer’s laptop and a poisoned coding add-on — then spread to the keys guarding code inside thousands of companies

By Cassian Holt

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